Morgan Favors Bond Plan to Finance Big Rail System
Morgan urges bond issuance to unify New York Central, Lake Shore and Michigan Southern under one system. Hearing set Feb 18 for testimony and Feb 19 for final argument. New York Central seeks 167 million financing by converting collaterals and debentures into a single issue.
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Commission Today
Lee Morgan
Lake’ Shore
New York Central
Public “Service Commission of
New York
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New York ‘Central
Michigan Central
Tike Shore
Morgan
Plans for dividing road completed
Special to The American New York February 8 report details from a New Haven Hartford board meeting on plans to split the system under Justice Department directions. Five trustees to manage the Boston and Maine stock were named, with names sent to Attorney General McKeynolde for approval.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Howard Eliott
de Ot Justice
Boston & Maine Tefiwoad
New ‘Haven
Boston & Maine
Eliott
New Haven
Mckeynolde
Elliott
Genersi
Everson May To Lead City Water Works Distribution
Reports say Dann, formerly smoke inspector, will become superintendent of distribution for the water works department formerly led by J. A. Hiller. Everson was in conference with Hiller at the city hall yesterday. Another report suggests John B. Mosby may reclaim his former position as administrative superintendent, currently held by A. A. O'Meate.
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Dann
Water Works Department
J. A. Hiller
Everson
Hiller
Vanished millions in Morgan led Westchester scheme
A New Haven proxy scandal reveals that about 12 million dollars lent by J. P. Morgan & Co. to the Millbrook venture funded the New York Westchester & Boston project and seemingly vanished. Investigations show discrepancies in collateral value and expert testimony by Charles A. Prouty with former president Charles S. Mellen denying responsibility.
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Miteepok Company
J. P. Morgan, Jr
J. P. Morgan & Co
Millbrook Company
New York, New Haven Railroad
J.P. Morgan
Interstate Commerce
New Haven
Morgan
New York, Westchester
Ehorsfious
Westchester Road
D. P. Morgan & Co
New Heaven Company
Boston
J. P. Morgen & Co
New York
New Haven Hartford Reijrogd Company
P. Morgen & Co
J.P. Morgan & Co
Westchester
Boston Enterprise
J. P. Morgan
Millbrook
JP. Morgan & Co
New’ Haven
West- Chester
Westchesters
Urge Amendments for Blue Sky Law
Cincinnati Stock Exchange to send a communication to Governor Cox asking for amendments to the Blue Sky Law. The exchange hopes to remove objectionable features of the statute, seen as detrimental to legitimate brokerage business, aligning with the governor’s stance for relief.
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Cox
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Checks Reported In Bur Glen Area
A man who passed several worthless checks in the past week appeared before police. Paul J. Schneider of Auto Tire & Repair reported a man paid $6.50 for an inner tube with $3.94 change, and was directed to deliver it to 2622 Stratford Street. The Burton Range Company and Vanage Company reported similar check incidents.
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Burton Range Company
Paul J. Schneider
Auto Tire & Repair Company
Thirteenth
Race Streets
Schneider
L. A
West
Stradford, Street
Continued Embezzlement Case For Broker H J Good
Broker H J Good of 621 Main street faced embezzlement charges in a case adjourned to February 20 before Municipal Judges Fox and Yeatman. Prosecutor Pogue urged production of the contract with a Frankton Indiana firm as proof while the hearing proceeded.
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H. J. Good
Main Street
Joseph Woeste
Fox and Yeatman
Pogue
Good
Frankton
Ind
Lumber Co. Tribute Noted for Cincinnati Hardwood Market
W L Cortelyou secretary of Applachia Lumber Co presented a tribute in Cincinnati yesterday. The event referenced plans to move the company offices and yard to Cincinnati, with two acres to be added by the Applachia company.
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Cincinnet
W. L. Cortelyou
Applachia Lumber Co
Cincinnati
A. Yard
Comets
Ed Bye Applachia Company
Cincinnati Bank Site Favored for Regional Bank
Washington association endorses Cincinnati as a regional bank location with a $120,000,000 surplus and capital estimate. Cincinnati faces a Feb 16 hearing by the regional bank commission, where bankers and business leaders will argue the case alongside other leading cities in the national plan.
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Washington
Cincinnati Bank
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlanta
Denver
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Minneapolis
Ion
Lss
Cincinnati Banquet Meets and Exhibits Plan Unfolds
The Cincinnati traveling salesmen group will meet at Union Trust building to plan this year’s boosting campaign. A convention of the American Chemical Association is set for April 6 to 11 with local support from the Chamber of Commerce. B B Geyer named representative for the Permanent Exhibit building as plans include a county display and space secured by major Dayton firms. A film showcasing a modern car may run at Music Hall during the Hell Auto show.
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Cinginnati Traveling Balesmen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Union ‘Trust
American Chemical Association
B. B. Geyer
Cincinnati Mann
E Gem City
Lkely
Dayton
Music Hall
Bull dog versus hog ends in fatal street fight
A white bull dog attacked a 300 pound hog being driven down Plum Street near Liberty. The hog sunk its teeth in the dog's throat as they struggled until the hog died. Passersby and bystanders kicked the animals but the dog held on.
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Liberty
Plum Streets
Plum Street
River levels drop and rise at multiple gauge stations
Flood gauge readings show a mix of falling and rising levels across towns including Cincinnati Franklin Greensboro Pittsburg Parkersburg Hinton Huntington Wheeling and Louisville. Several gages report rising flows with notable values at Dam lower gages and city stations, while others fall or remain steady.
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Cincinnati
Franklin
Greensboro
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Ra@ford
Hinton
Kenewha Falls
Johnsonville
Peducah
Davenport
St. Louis
Stock Market Mixed as Bonds See Light Activity and Fed Prompts
Equity trading shows muted strength with weak market breadth. Bond activity modest as $10 million in Treasuries weighs on sentiment. Money rates ease slightly while foreign exchange shifts reflect global liquidity.
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Sean Sane
Aioe Sea Metactiel
United Sivtse Steel
Lees
Emcke
Outeife
Fxs
Gemant Sterling
Grain prices mix as oats and hay markets cited
OCR text shows mixed grain and hay prices with varieties of oats clover and timothy, noting arrival costs at stores and on farm, plus Chicago grain commentary and export demand. The report mentions prices for No 1 and No 2 timothy, clover, hay, and oats, with regional market activity and wheat futures.
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Satie Rey
Beriey
ESO
Eee Teaa Ts
Tae Chigago Grain
Cincinnati Grain Inspection Report Summary
Wheat prices and car counts noted with mixed lots and white varieties. Sale figures and track sales appear in fragmented OCR text, indicating trading activity and transportation details for Cincinnati grain cargoes.
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Cincinnati
Fragmented OCR List of Seed and Feed Items
A garbled OCR list shows various seed and feed entries with prices and quantities. Items include clover mixed and timothy with weights in tons, several lot numbers, and references to prices like 4 per cent and 16 to 18 dollars.
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Eprttal
Uae
Grain and Livestock Market Wrapup From Chicago and Omaha
Estimated cattle and hog receipts show varied demand with active bidding in some categories. Prices for select choppers and butchers rise, while fair to good packers and heifers hold steady. calves and lambs display strength in some sections, with overall market mixed and regional notes pointing to caution.
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Pacar
Ois
T.ss
Ean Sarbusbet
Chicago
Omaha
Market Prices and Extras At Local Bodega
A fragmented note from a New York market lists prices for various goods and meals. It mentions entrees, steel items, and daily specials with prices like 8.00 and 1866, noting changes in market conditions and availability of western extras.
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Owen
New York
Biel
Ferey Ste. Leowes
Poultry Price List Shows Varied Guineas and Turkeys
A fragmented list details poultry pricing with entries for geese and guineas by weight and age. It notes charges per dozen or per head, including young and old birds, with several price points and unit measures scattered through the text.
Prime meats and beef carcass details spark market notes
The fragment describes various beef products and percentages for meats and bellies, noting market figures and a Vent site with relations to beef carcass values. It mentions New York cuts, picnic shoulder, and household meat selections with percentages indicating yield or price ranges.
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Wnualdeen
York
Grieg
Fragmented OCR keeps shaky glimpse of late 19th century market notes
The readable fragments hint at a ledger style page with prices and items such as peaches and chilies. Mentions of New Orleans and California appear in scattered form alongside odd currency like 4.20 and 4c. The text remains garbled but suggests daily commerce listings and vendor names.
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Tome
Agiare
Odean
Ohana
Orleans
Ieee
Chater
Te Atriet
Lew Arate
Ana
California
Calera
Fragmentary OCR Note With Chemical Labels and Oils
A garbled OCR fragment lists items like yellow 5% Gotec and corded references to lactites and carbon oil. The text appears as a jumbled catalog of chemical and product-like terms with unclear structure or complete context.
Coal and Coke Prices and Delivery Terms Listed
A fragmented ad lists coal and coke prices for delivery and storage. Various lump coal and coke rates appear with per ton charges and delivery options, including specific delivery terms and amounts.
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Yontrarez
Fruit and Produce Prices From a Historic Market List
A fragmented list shows varied prices for apples lemons oranges beets and other produce. Entries include Jonathan apples 2422.56 per bri and Messina lemons 2.50 to 3.25 per unit, California oranges 1.26 to 2.00, and multiple regional or misread items with scattered weights and units.
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Jonathan
Messina
California
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